US EditionWhat Will Change in 2025 if You Are Not More than 38 Years Old: Social Security Has Already Confirmed It
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The key is in the listed years In 2025, workers who want to retire at age 65 will need to have contributed at least 38 years and three months. Those who do not reach this threshold will automatically see their legal retirement age delayed to 66 years and eight months. This threshold is not new, but it enters a critical phase of the reform calendar initiated in 2013 by Law 27/2011 and the current General Social Security Law. The goal is to align …
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